Youth Bible Be TAN Jodey School Worship
Youth and worship programs at a local church school labeled like a prayer service and troop activity. The fragment mentions Torahip, pastor, youth work and weekly worship sessions with a focus on religious study and community service.
Erie Shriner O Carlyle Brock Seen as Nation's Second Ranking Leader
O Carlyle Brock of Erie is highlighted as the nation s second ranking Mason and future Imperial Potentate in 1964. He is a business leader and renowned hunter with ties to Sanida Farms Dairy Gem City Dairy Brockvale Farms and multiple Shriner and Masonic roles. Brock plans to lead visiting Shrine dignitaries in Corry.
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O. Carlyle Brock
Corry
United States
Canada
Brockvale Farms
Glen Sutton
Quebec
Pennsylvania
Shriners approve $10 million for kids burns institutes
Toronto reports the Shriners Imperial Council Session approved up to 10 million dollars to build and operate Shriners Institutes for Children’s Burns. Imperial Potentate Marshall M. Porter said the burn hospitals will extend the Shrine’s 40 years of philanthropy and crippled children’s care into burn therapy.
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Shriners Institutes
Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
Imperial Council
Imperial
Marshall M. Porter
Shriners Hospitals
United States
Canada
Mexico
Porter
Shrine
North America
Porte
Shriners Hospitals For
Walter G. Seeger
Harvey
A. Reffa
Burn Institute
Beffa
Guy A. Caldwell
Shriners Crippled Children's Hospitals
Council
Caldwell
Zem Zem Temple initiates 69 candidates at Corry Area High
Corry Area High hosts a Zem Zem Temple initiation for 69 men including three Corry residents Richard I. Rossbacher Edward E. Saloum and George F. Hagger and Spartansburg’s Roland T. Putnam. The roster lists candidates from Conneautville Meadville Erie and other towns with affiliates seeking affiliation.
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Corry
Edinboro
Gordon Bennet
Warren
Anthony Gerald Bernett
Oi City
Michael J. Bogdan
Wheatland
William T. Chalfont
Tionesta
Chester W. Church
Erie
James Thomas Clark
Shippenville
Paul A. Clydesdale
George Francis Cyzewski
Meadvill
Harry W. Earsley
Harry J. Edinger
Foxburo
Norris Edson Edwards
Wattsburg
North East
Donald J. McFayden
Springboro
Francis C. McNeish
Sharon
Ralph E. Miller
Eric
Arthur 5. Fantall
West Middlesex
Harold H. Potter
Meadville
Robert A. Ray
Leo Schaack
Deane F. Shaffer
Richard E. Shay
Knox
Lester ‘M. Sheldon
Clarendon
Paul EF
Sheldon
Union City
Howard C. Stultz
Marionville
Richard Succop
Neil R. Swift
Robert W. Thompson
Virgil Toli
James E. Urey
Richard W. van Tassel
John E. Walker
Fairview
Charles W. Wallace
Seneca
Harry J. Warren
Linesville
Walter J. Wheeling
Franklin
Lester R. Crane
Joseph S. Nemeth
Lawrence E. Smith
Robert 7. Waugaman
Grove City
Ritual Origins and Adoption by Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
The ritual used by 85 novices as Nobles of the Mystic Shrine traces to 1872 when Dr. Walter M. Fleming wrote it. Origins reach to the Mecca Arabia order founded in 1898, with Fleming compiling tablets from Arabia and Egypt. Adopted by the Imperial Council for Western Hemisphere use, it remains in original form with minor 1894 1919 and 1927 edits.
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Mystic Shrine
Walter M. Fleming
Nobles of
Mecca
Arabia
Flemin
Egypt
Imperial Council
Brighter Than Jewel Shriner Help Inspires Soldier Spine
A poem praising Shrine helpers who aided a crippled veteran by improving a twisted spine and giving him a stronger back and brighter spirit. The verse lauds surgeons and Shrine members for lifting the man’s heart and outlook as he smiles at the door.
Temple Class Names Dallas H. McClintock Leader Honor
Candidates to be initiated into the Zen Zem Temple at Corry Area High School today will join the Dallas H. McClintock Class. Union City businessman Dallas H. McClintock, long a Zem Zem member and Mason since 1922, is honored as the namesake. He has held leadership roles in Eureka Lodge 6h, Erie Con$istory, and Zem Zem Temple, and is active in Union City Presbyterian Church.
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Carl R. Thomas
Union City
Potentate Thomas
That City
Erie
Zem Zem Temple
Oriental Band
Corry
Corry Area High School
Dallas H. McClintock
McClintock Wall Paper
Commonwealth Lodgeri
McClintock
Unio
Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania
Eri Consistory
Zem Zem Hospital Era of Hope for Crippled Children
Zem Zem Hospital for Crippled Children in Erie began in 1924 with 12 patients in a cottage and grew into a leading regional pediatric orthopedic center. The hospital, funded solely by Zem Zem Temple, serves nine northwestern Pennsylvania counties with modern therapy, sun treatment, and expanding facilities including a schoolroom and a pool. The Zem Zem Guild supports ongoing care, equipment, and Christmas gifts, with a patient admissions policy based on medical need rather than ability to pay.
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Zem Zem
Erie
Shriners
Shrine Hospitals
Davis
Zem Zem Temple
Polontate
Arthur W Milner
Noble Holger Rommerdate
Sunshine Valley Camp
Noble Tsador Soble
Charles H. Strong
Hamot Hospital Association
Temple
Zem Zem Hospital
Kindler Way
George W. Reichert
Holger
Clarion
Crawford
Elk
Erle
Forest
McKean
Mercer
Veniman
Warren
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